NATO Ambassadors Briefed on Eisenhower Khrushchev Talks
State Department briefed 14 NATO ambassadors on Eisenhower Khrushchev discussions as prep for a possible summit this year or 1960. British Prime Minister Macmillan signaled a leaders meeting. officials note progress yet no final dates or arrangements. Khrushchev’s Berlin threat was cited but he later stated no intent to coerce, easing tension.
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Washington
State Department
North Atlantic
Eisenhower
Nikita Khrushchev
Harold Macmillan
London
Khrushchev
West Berlin
U. S
Fathers Approve Strict Drag Racing Penalties
Canton council approved by 14-0 a measure setting fines up to 500 dollars and up to six months in jail for drag racing after a September crash that killed three from one family. The drivers faced three counts of second degree murder and earlier penalties for drunk driving speeding and reckless driving.
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Stark County
Grand Jury
Norman J. Putman
Judge Rules On Ee CINCINNATI Law on School Choice
In Cincinnati a Common Pleas Judge ruled on petitions from Rev. Robert Brown and Ernest McCloud families over school enrollment. The Lockland board permits school choice but the McCloud children must attend Wayne School while Browns may enroll at Lockland.
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Robert Brown
Lockland School
Ernest
Omie McCloud
Wayne School
Lockland
Common Pleas
Louis J. Schneider
Schneider
McClouds
Wayne
Conservatives Tighten Campaign Tactics Ahead of Vote
Britain’s Conservative Party shifts to tougher campaigning as polls show Labor narrowing the lead to two percent. Party chairman Lord Hailsham urged hard hitting messaging at a North Wales meeting with nine days until Parliament’s new session.
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London
Britain
Conservative
Lord Hailsham
North Wales
The
Daily Mail
Lawyer Becomes Judge in Southern Ohio
Steubenville attorney Carl A. Weinman was sworn in Monday as a federal judge for the Southern District of Ohio. The oath was administered by U. S. Judge Mell G. Underwood of Columbus.
Western Electric and CWA Reach 16 Month Contract
Federal agents seized $480,000 worth of cocaine in Mexico City as they broke up an international narcotics ring. The Western Electric Company and the Communications Workers of America announced a new 16 month labor contract for about 12,000 workers across 44 states.
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New York
Western Electric Co
Communications Workers of America
Mexico City
Car Crash Kills Ashland Postal Worker John Williams
Ashland kentucky John Cecil Williams 21 a postal employee was killed when his car plunged over a 28 foot embankment within city limits.
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Ashland
John Cecil Williams
Eisenhower considering Taft Hartley action to halt steel strike
The White House plans last minute talks with industry leaders and the Steelworkers Union as the 77 day strike shows no sign of ending. Officials expect the president to invoke emergency Taft Hartley provisions if bargaining fails, potentially ordering a fact finding panel and an 80 day cooling period via court injunction. Justice Department is preparing actions and Atty Gen Rogers and civil division chief Doub joined a White House briefing on the steel dispute.
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Justice Department
Eisenhower
White House
Justice
William P. Rogers
George C. Doub
U S Steel President Walter Munford Rites Set
Funeral services for Walter F. Munford president of U S Steel will be held at the First Congregational Church in Chatham Mass on Thursday. He died Monday four days after a cerebral stroke at Cape Cod Hospital Hyannis. He began at the open hearth in 1923 and became the corporation's president last May 5 earning about 250000 yearly. The stroke followed a prior knife wound in the abdomen incurred in an accident on a waxed kitchen floor. Dist Atty Edmund Dinis called the wound accidental. The Munfords spent summers in Chatham for 12 years and keep a winter home in Pittsburgh.
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Pittsburgh
Action On Tibet Is Considered By United Nations
UN steering committee may fast track a General Assembly debate on Tibetan oppression after Ireland and Malaya request to add the issue. The move draws mixed reactions with skeptics among communists neutrals and some colonial nations. If approved, a resolution would call for fundamental human rights and restoration of civil and religious liberties for Tibet.
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N. Y
Jig
General Assembly
Tibet
Ireland
Malaya
U.S
United States
Texas Parole Recommendation for Convict After Bus Crash
Luther Travis Eaton 26, whose wife Marcella 24 died in a Nashville Tennessee bus wreck, is recommended for immediate parole by Texas State Prison officials to care for his 3-year-old son. Eaton served part of a five-year term for robbery by assault and has been a model prisoner.
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Tex
Tennessee
Texas
Luther Travis Eaton
Marcella
Dallas
Nashville
Tenn
Jay
Columbia
Eaton
Columbus Attorney Ruled Inill at State Hospital
Columbus attorney Robert Dow Hamilton once a 1958 congressional hopeful was ruled mentally ill and committed to Columbus State Hospital after a three day sanity hearing initiated by his wife. Probate Judge Roscoe R. Walcutt ordered treatment under state custody as necessary. Judge Bryant denied habeas corpus but set a future hearing for October 7. police used tear gas to arrest Hamilton at his home.
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Columbus
Robert Dow Hamilton
Congress
Columbus State Hospital
Roscoe R. Walcutt
Hamilton
Walcutt
10Th District Court of Appeals
Bryant
Eisenhower Flies to Desert for Eight Day Health Stay
President Eisenhower, fighting a cold, plans an eight day trip to southern California. He will stay as the guest of Washington businessman George E. Allen at La Quinta near Palm Springs.
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Eisenhower
California
George E. Allen
la Quinta
Calif
Palm Springs
Newark Driver Killed in Collision at US 62 and Ohio 661
Charles C. Steele of Coalton Jackson County died Monday in a two vehicle crash at the intersection of U S 62 and Ohio 661 north of Newark.
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Charles C. Steele
Coalton
Jackson County
U. S. 62
Ohio 661
Here
Lake Hope setting hosts Seorc collision talk
SEORC members and guests dined at Lake Hope Lodge as Koder Collison named director of Ohio's Department of Industrial and Economic Development. About 120 area leaders heard plans to boost industrial growth and regional tourism with private investment. Heath urged year round lodge and water facility development, noting winter closures push visitors to Canada. The talk highlighted Southern Ohio's potential for recreational development amid Lake Hope's rustic setting.
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Southeastern Ohio
Ers
Charles F. Heath
Lake Hope
Ohio
Heath
Dodgers aim to clinch pennant in NL playoff game
Los Angeles faces Milwaukee in a high stakes NL series clincher with Don Drysdale opposing Lew Burdette under sunny skies and 70s temps. A Dodgers win secures the pennant. a Brewers win forces a decisive game Wednesday. ABC televises and radio-broadcasts at 4 p.m. Eastern.
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Braves
Los Angeles Dodgers
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Don Drysdale
Lew Burdette
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Burdette
ABC
Ford Plans Two Small Cars Comet and Falcon
Henry Ford II announced a second economy car named the Comet to be sold by Mercury dealers next spring. The Falcon, Ford’s first economy model, will go on sale Oct 8. prototypes for the Comet resemble a larger MercurY or Edsel B with a 114 inch wheelbase and about 196 inches in length.
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Ford Division
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Falcon
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Lorain
Judge Gives Cage Of One's Own To Sympathetic Trainer
In Buffalo a 47 year old would be animal trainer Robert Smith was jailed for 30 days after entering an unlocked zoo cage and wrestling a tiger. Police say he reached into the tiger's cage to pet it and was scratched. The judge quipped about giving him a cage of his own. Fidel Castro signaled Cuba would probe concessions by two American owned nickel and cobalt plants, prompting talk of increased control or nationalization.
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de Gaulle
France
Cleveland
Jeffery Parker
Paul Parker
Fairview Park Hospital
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Buffalo
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Fidel Castro
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India
Smith
Cincinnati Sees Warmest September 28 On Record
Cincinnati basked in a Monday heat wave with a 94 degree high. The U S Weather Bureau noted the 1939 record of 92 degrees stood as the old mark.
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Cincinnati
U. S
Hurricane Gracie pounds South Carolina coast
Hurricane Gracie, labeled extremely dangerous by weather men, smashed the South Carolina coast with torrential rain and 74 mph winds. Flood waters closed streets and cut off isolated areas near Charleston as power lines failed and trees fell.
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DiSalle Rules Out Special Investigation
Gov. Michael V. DiSalle announced no special grand jury will be called to probe lobbyist legislator activities. He promised a study to consider amending laws and advised no action unless local officials fail to act. Franklin County Prosecutor Earl Allison cited a recent indictment of Robert Scott of Cambridge for improper lobbying expense itemization.
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Columbus
Michael V. DiSalle
DiSalle
Mark McElroy
Franklin County
Earl Allison
Robert Scott
Cambridge
Allison
McElroy
New Laws Take Effect In State This Week
Columbus laws take effect this week making Columbus Day a legal holiday. The Pardon and Parole Commission expands from three to five members and a Bureau of Probation and Parole forms in the Division of Corrections. Sunday fishing ban is repealed starting Thursday.
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Columbus
Ohio General Assembly
Pardon and Parole Commission
Bureau of Probation and Parole
Division of Correction
Tractor accident kills 15 month old near Greenville
Mrs. Robert Delk driving a farm tractor 12 miles north of Greenville failed to notice her 15 month old son Randy who wandered from the yard and was struck and killed in a lane.
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Robert Delk
Here
Randy
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